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Nearly guaranteed now, Brock will transfer out this spring.

First of all, NIL obligations are a joke. NIL is simply pay for play. Might have to make a few autograph signing sessions or stand in front of a new car in a commercial, but there are no "rules" around NIL obligations that I am aware of.

And the "deal" is whatever coaches/NIL reps can negotiate with the player and/ or his agent to entice him to sign a scholarship with your school.

The whole thing is a sham. Pay for play. Whoever has the most $$$ gets the best players.
My point is if it's all a "joke," then there really is no binding obligation to pay him to be here for another year, if that is indeed the situation.

We have people predicting Brock is going to transfer in the spring. How is that possible if there is such a deal in place? No obligation to fulfill his "contract?"

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One of the hardest things to master, for some players, in a completely new offense is understanding taking the shot when your open. If you have to think about it, it's already to late, it has to be in rhythm. Seems like he passes on some good shots and then takes a few that aren't as good. He's a great asset to have and will be fine especially in tough games and late in the year.

Stoops situation eerily similar to Cal's

It breaks my heart to say this unironically for the first time, but I think we need to consider firing Stoops (farrr Stoops). I think it's abundantly clear that he's lost his team, his fire, and the fanbase. If CMS wants his legacy to be as untarnished as possible, he needs to step down.

UK faithful can probably get over the precipitous decline in play and wins, but to stubbornly hold on for a paycheck or ego while a great coach like Sumrall goes somewhere else would be unforgivable.

Sumrall needs to be the future of UKFB. If he were coach, he would lead the team as a member of the Stoops coaching tree. That's a great legacy to leave on top of Stoops' best seasons and memorable Louisville whippings.

I just hope Stoops resigns before Mitch has to make the decision for him... Which, hopefully Mitch has the cojones to make that call if necessary. I love the coaches and I want them to go out on their own terms.
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